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Strana 261
Nay it very often happens , that none are more industrious in publishing the
Blemishes of an extraordinary Reputation , than such as lie open to the same
Censures in their own Characters ; as either hoping to excuse their own Defects
by the ...
Nay it very often happens , that none are more industrious in publishing the
Blemishes of an extraordinary Reputation , than such as lie open to the same
Censures in their own Characters ; as either hoping to excuse their own Defects
by the ...
Strana 366
... but their Regards are founded upon high Conceptions of each other ' s Virtue
and Merit ; and the Character which gives Name to the Play , is one who has
behaved her self with heroick Virtue in the most important Circumstances of a
female ...
... but their Regards are founded upon high Conceptions of each other ' s Virtue
and Merit ; and the Character which gives Name to the Play , is one who has
behaved her self with heroick Virtue in the most important Circumstances of a
female ...
Strana 429
Character . Such. are. his. Apprehensions of a second Battel , his Horrors of
Annihilation , his preferring to be miserable rather than not ... Mammon ' s
Character is so fully drawn in the first Book , that the Poet adds Nothing to it in the
Second .
Character . Such. are. his. Apprehensions of a second Battel , his Horrors of
Annihilation , his preferring to be miserable rather than not ... Mammon ' s
Character is so fully drawn in the first Book , that the Poet adds Nothing to it in the
Second .
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 2 Everyman's library. Essays, 164-167 The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele The Spectator: v. 1-5 – Svazek 2, Donald Frederic Bond |
| Redaktoři | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele, Donald Frederic Bond |
| Vydavatel | Clarendon Press, 1966 |
| Zdroj originálu: | University of Virginia |
| Digitalizováno | 25. srpen 2008 |
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